Imagine you are the teenage son of a wanted Redguard warrior hidden far away from those who are still searching for him. And they desire him dead or alive. Cabaro is not a particularity outspoken person - or one that speaks at all for that manner. Once a renowned warrior, his father expects the same talents from his son and Cabaro spends countless hours labouring in hopes of fulfilling his father's dreams. But a future Cabaro would like to forget is one that he must constantly remember. It is only until he learns to trust in himself does he discover that happiness is only a simple gesture of kindness away. But can it last? *Disclaimer* I do not claim to own Bethesda's Skyrim and I only claim the few characters of mine you will discover in this book.*

Four soldiers in Ulfric Stormcloak's army must learn to work together, because without them, the army will surely fall. I'll let the story tell the rest.

Treacherous are the nights Kalari spends dreaming of the family she once possessed. Grown black and dull, her heart has since forgotten what it means to love another. It is only until the day that Kalari crosses paths with another unfortunate soul like herself that she slowly begins to face towards the glinting rays of hope that have always shone through the dark times. But nothing gold can stay. How will a young Khajiit protect the very thing she swore to love with all her heart from the very start - When it has been destined to hate her? *Kalari and a few other characters belong to me, whereas Skyrim and all its wonders belong to the lovely Bethseda Softworks*

Rai has a heart of gold. It's the only thing in her life she has room for. Never staying in one place for long, it's also the one thing that stays consistent. Arriving in Skyrim wasn't going to change anything. Neither was joining the Thieves Guild. It was supposed to be a quick way to earn coin before moving on. What Rai hadn't planned on, was getting swept up in a shadow war where nothing is as it seems. With her past biting at her heels, she really didn't have time for it. But Fate is a fickle mistress. The Elder Scrolls is a fun world built and owned by Bethesda. My only intent is to enrich characters and a story arch they already lovingly constructed. I just play here.